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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

rnE 0nEAr soHEmE AND soME or rTs Paos
PnCB.

TnK 0nEAT soHEmE AND soME or TTs PRos
PHCIB.
WAsmmzToH, eept. The ooncss
sons whieh Count Mimiexafex has OBJ
tainsd from ths Chinese eoEeEnment are
muoh more impoFtant than sxpsoted,
II the esntlsmen WbO are associated
With ths Count are 10 be believed. II
seams from ufatsmsnts which these
RenflsEnsn have made, that be vent 70
China for the puFpose OF securing The
telaRFaph and railroad rights Of The Em-
piFe. Whils there The pFDieet of bamk
sas dsvslopsd and be aau his oppef-
tunlty ana ssiEsd u. IL is said that the
Chinese RovsFnnsBt has sppoiutsd
ssVen Commissioners 10 Represent lhs
Empfrs in Amugiea, and that The Count
has been Appointed ona Of tha ssven. 10
3 naid 70 b ths puFpose of tbe Ensogs
% make Q thoeosRh atady ef tbs AmeEi-
ean system Of bankfng aad coinage as
vel e Ne postal systsm in tbs Unitsd
Slatee.
sons ysaFa ago Japan saBt . simiiaF
Osmmimion 70 tata eOEnify, And TIE re-
Eult has bee9 ths adop4ion of many
A@eEioaa eas1Oms 10 The japanese En-
efra
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VOL xn---NO. Is2

missioD. The lAilsg b of the opinlon
toat tbs tWo elaases namsd do nof oonsa
under this designation
he Clvfl SeFSiee Ocmmissianera have
under consideration q plan for q more
nniform olsssincafion % tha clericai
foree in The 6oveFnment Departmena
20 thai, for instance, q oopyiat whose
aaiaFI 10 500 year shall be- suhiccg 90
examinalian IN The came way a. q
copyiss whose salary is 800 z rear. Ths
Commissioners deaire 70 Feliaxe he
Discrimination that now EXISTS BY which
positions Ia one department. are ex-
empted from tha Civil Service rule
wotle exactiy similar positions ID
anotheE department. come under ahs
ralea. Their puFpnsa is 30 make a class
incaeion upon the dulioa reQuired
rather Than upon Ne compennlion
raid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

trom Sin ~ twenty gcst o. said Quaran.
1he c1araeter of TIE minaral i psoa
mar 70 Alaska. eaFryinR ocnsfdsFabiI
Ralena and large per eszk. Of sulpku-
rNt of tFel. Tha latter eamAains RraaasH
portion a gold and tha Ralena carries
eome silver. Assay retuEns from tks lni-
~ elA3 run several tAo4sand dollars
peR loa- Another ledRa whiah q hainr
WoEked In this diEtFicf. tnEna ort efiOo
70 TIE tn This bait = locaied abonl
500 niles from he beach. Ths 6saeog-
ery o. this rich mineral created No IN
exeilemsnt IN Janeaa and no lsw than
utly loeafions have been mada o. TIE
vsin snd il The nsAF visinity.
TIE Bear. OphiE and Savage mines
are being rapidly developed by building
l1nnelA A Numbered capitalists visited
he dissTiot reesntly aud made arrange
menls % parohase and dsvalsp several
neW lodges recently discovered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

TTA1 n oLHMPIA-NEws or SPECIAL
AaExT kxDEnsoE's pnArH.
lspseial 70 The Posr-IzzxE1zanxcEa.
oExMPA (W. IT,. EspA. I.-Hadsns
soda fAe4orys neaE thia eilg, waa burned
20 she ground this morning Al 2 oselook.
Smah insnRnnee. Loas. aboua a1soa
News Fsnahad hsEa YasnssdnF sf tha
death in New York, of ". 4. Andsrson,
special Timber AGENT fer Paqet Sound.
Decsased was 9 member Of The @. II.
Thomas Pos, q. A. B.. Of this city,
and vas ons Of the 6rst Of President
Uleveland's appoinEesa In thia Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

HsnFy y. C4ssei, today. obtsiBsd a Ia.
Iunetion rostFaiuine kobsrt aud Chnrina
q MiIiiksn. Henry d. Clapp, AIhar6 H.
Kesfsrd and John Eaat fF0rn LISTING nv
Of TIE stoeh 0f ths MoniFoss MInIne
Coapany. ap0n ecnsolifa9ed AZ auV
other sEchanae. and from tbs Hialrlbn-
tion Of any Of the stock aad frem uaFt
/ ina with any mcDey realised from fhm
sales % fush shasss % stock.
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TRAPEEE nAR.
TEAa1sIz uxPKarEzun on A nALR-nnr.D
INDIAN.

THAnEnIE ExPEnrExuE OF A mGLR-n nnnsD
INDIAN.
PnEnoEroN, (M0.) Sept i-Ai tha
Moscow County Fair. yesterday aftaF-
noon, Randall BlAkesles, q half.hFoad
Indian, made q balloon ascension, hang
Ing 10 trapeza bar. In the ascent tha
balloon shot ep suddenly, giving Blake
siea severe Wr9noh and be was unable
20 pull himself up on she bar, hna he
managed 10 hold himself up hy q loop
which be had drawn around bis wFisl.
After travelling about q mile and q half
be reached altitude Of 5000 feet and the
balloon began the descent, but the poor
felleW'e strength gave out aud when
within 800 feet Of the earth bic grip re-
leased and be fell 10 The earth, llahalna
on his feet. Hia thiahn were broken
and driven Int the trunk Of his BODY,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

MUSICIANS EEsoLvB THAT n ~ VEIL 70
pnoMpTa nATIOHAL muH1ckL
cULTuag.
NKw YoMK, 8cpi. I-Boms forty or
hfty mnsieiana aud mnsie lovers met In
Opsga H0ese yesterday afternoon Ia re-
following resolutlons were adopted:
Resolved Ihst u - Tue ssnaa 0f this
mesting that u IA exsedient and daaira.
Ne 70 organise q ooeasty in NeW York
for he p1rpoae % promsting Nnti0nal
musical o1itafe on sash lines aa mar b
read N the Wfitinag and oompoaiiioae
of Richard Waenefr
TIE name % the scoisiy uill Be- -.
lssted ~ future meeting.
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UPoA 4 ~ cLAaslKauAxl0H.
WAnEEEaFoH. eepk I-Ths Owl saE-
viss CommssHion has requested the ees-
RstaEy q the tassriog % sxclain shy
ssFtatn dEaaRhtamen and aalislMnt ~.
p0Esaphers bad been appninted 10 ahe
Reoloateal e1FSeT Wilhoat being re-
aaiFs6 b paas tbe efgii asrvios examin.
alton aa rsquirsd ~ lag. Il h undsr-
s1oed thaf Disee1uF Powell ainlma THAI
- has aha power % appolus ecisnlidc
onVisgses viihest applyisE 70 Ne som-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

Reported Anarchist Conspiracy.
San FRANcEsoo. Sept. 1.-The state
ment is made here today that Q meeting
Of the Anarchist leaders is 10 be held
to-moFrow evening IN Ohicago al which
will be discussed plan 70 hberate the
condemned Anarchists nov In jail a
that place. Il b said that anona tbs
plans TO be considered Il the project 10
tunnel under the jail and eject gen
eral delivery.
Canadian Paelnc Go Carry saImoa.
San FRANcmco, Sept. LA large
quantity Of canned aaimon iB being
shipped on the Pacific Coast steamer,
Geo. W. Elder, 10 be sent 20 New York
over the Canadian Paciao Railway.
The consiRument came from Alaska
and vas brought here On the Elder.
TIE Canadian Pacific vas able 10 odeF
lower rates than any direct route. 10 is
believed that nearly ell the ALASKAN
salmon win bs shipped EaEt In the
same Way By the Northern oOnpstition
line.
The AtehIsom's Mevemenfa.
sAx FnAEoIsco, Sept. 1.-Maisr O. X.
BonebrakeF, Of the Atchison road, has
made Q careful examination OF the pro
posed line Of the Oakland, Alameda a
Laundry Farm Railroad Company. In
an interview yesterday, be said thal
economical grounds and the state Of
she money market would deteFmino the
aetual time for the commencement Of
operation By the Atehis9n road on lie
proposed line 10 San franeisoo.
Blahep marrla pyIng.
NEw YonK. Sept. 1.-Blahop Wm. Ia
Harris, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, is believed 10 be lying ct the
point Of death at bis Fesldsnoe IN this
city. His physicians say that be can
moi live more fhaa three d8ya. For .
number Of years Bishop Harris has suf-
fered frsm hsat disease and thai u bis
present tr0uble.
Rsmale Slaves.
skx Faancnoo. AuR. 3I.-Consnl Bee
has notified Jadgs Sawyer. Of the
| United States District CouFt. shai the
steaFnex Bslgie bgought q large number
| AZ Chinesa female slaves, Who are de9-
tinod 10 live In Chfnatown dena. Bees
/ 9tatementB are Supported By letter re-
eeived by Oollestos HaReF frs@ The
NissioBs st Hong Kong. Il is expected
that ghs Federal dudge9 VII take soma
aetion 10 the matter.
ReEnraed as Personal.
WAsHrxoroz, Sept. LA dispstoh
~ Feeeived last uiRht ai The DepaFt,
n1ns Of state from Unitsd states Con.
nj BFirhan al PRao Del E0rte contain
NO sn aoeoant Of tie esssuit madl
apoa Sin by tie Mexioan. Judgs zuhis
The matter is regarded at the Depart
wens as one sf . perBoa2i nature 10 tbl
usrties c1nosEDed and no InteFnationa
couplication b expeute9 10 result.
Benaes the ReDsRL
Cars TUwx. Sept. L. -KamaheFoFc
tl,s UrIneipsl Ohisf of DAniaFAissd, de
, riol the report ef ths estabiisADsnt o
4 German psoasoterais evsE thas e0uu
: try.
Wania ths Travel
akx FnAncmuo, ssps. 1.-Tha Nortl
: am Paaiae has dstsfmine1 70 mak8
Aaha for ths return exsurgiou buxinal
from Los Aaeaies. Oae of tbelE loo
aasnas. J. =. ehsppaFd, kns rsesised o
. feFH 70 pEocssd diEoctly 70 Les knggia
Q foF tka pafpoae Of advertising he F0s
& and tzdnsing - mach travel " 90 %
y q - poaHhia
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:.-,,onc oaDen sOMs or amEnIcA

,n rEEfTxG OF wksHTHoToH
II on 70. !, sFszy ss-a'1-s, - ; -
- - e.ss' = w So. !. assss sssosa sssur.
y y saek 1oatA-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

Anoaher lsgAi question b liksly 10 aEiss
az intareAs - The psOpls Of Alaska.
growing Oas sf q salt eomDeaced 10
ne DsStriaa Coagt by the Rasso GFaek
ChuFch aCning d. GiaAzen. fog the Ne
eovsry Of The posssasi01 Of . pa7osl of
ana. bainR 9 part Of The plat Of TIE
sowp uf SitkA. Ths arsl question % Be
hsaFd vii be the demuFrsF Of the d.
fenaana fled this nornioE. Il u ex-
pesssd that scue tzpora1ns qnssfionl
rsfstiva 10 tha title ek land il Alaska
win be deveI0psd daring ths hearing d
this auis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

rHousANDs on SKINS.

The numbsg Of skins IN the custody
Of Deputy Marshal Isaac Anderson, Of
OunaIaaka. up 10 August i1th. amounted
20 500, all Of which are stored In the
Alaska Commercial Oompany's ware
houae,
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ooNBTTIoa on Taz san DII0o.

The San Diego was hauled upon the
beach 90 Thursday. AftsR the barna-
olss. sea weed and other Substances
which had adhered 10 the vessels bot
tom had been removed, it was a9oer-
tanned that the schooner vas In fair
condition, much better than vas ex-
pected consideriAg that sho had been
lying In the haFbor for twelve DonthA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02
Waais ths TF4yel

sAx FnAscmco, seps. i.-The NORTH
am Paaias has dstsfmiaed 70 make .
aaha for ths return exsarEiou buaneas
from Los AaRaisa. Oae 81 tbelE local
aasnfs. J. Z. ehsppard. hsa rsestse4 Or
feEH 20 pxucssd diEoctly - Les kng1lesI
/ foF tka pafpoae Of advsFtigIng tie read
and tadnsing - maeh travel 70 90 eTs'
q - poaahiA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

CApH TUwx. Eev1. L. kamaheFOFu,
IA principal Chisf Of DAniarAisnd, de-
niol tha Report af TIE essablieAEent Of
German psotsoteEais evsE thai eoun-
try.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02

Rlahap MaFFla RTlnG.

NKw YonK. Sega 1.-Biahop Wm. Ia
Harris, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, 10 believed 10 be lying ct she
point Of death at his Resldsnoe IN this
city. His physicians say that be can
moi live more fhaa three daya. For .
number Of years Bishop Harris has suf-
fersd frsm hsat disease and thai u bis
present tr0uble.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-20

is vocal music superior to instru-
mental music. Therefore the singing
teacher should rightly appreciate his
profession, and do all he can to honor
and enoble it.
1t is fortunate thing that some
peoples appreciation of music excels
their knowledge. A fond parent, so
the story runs, engaged teacher of
the violin for the benefit Of his son.
One day the father was present during
a lesson, and he asked the Professor
what progress his son was making.
The reply was, we are playing a duet
in which your son takes second fiddle.
Second fiddle" cried the indignant
father, 81 pay you to teach him first
fiddle, not second"
She was crank on the subject of
music. A gentleman knocked at her
door and asked: "Does Mr.. Smith
live here p mo, sir, his room Is an
octave higher-in the next fat" she
replied, in pianissimo andanto tone
Of voice.-Texas Sftings.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-20

The Bay City Tribune, in speaking
of the gas well at Killmaster. says
the recent investigations of the well
have given satisfactory results, and
then states:
Shale producing 12a per cent oil
has been discovered, pyrites of iron
and an unlimited amount Of gas. The
gas when confined and passed through
tube burns increasingly. The Har-
risville Review of recent date said
that party consisting of Thos. Dug
gan, S. j. McNally, Geo. w. LaCha-
pelle and ID. II. Noyes went out to
Gustin Centre, to inspect the gas well
near that place the visitors saw the
gas spring and came away satisfied
that the fact is incontestable that gas,
oil, or something of value, exists un-
der that portion of that county in
paying quantities. Experts who have
visited the springs have expressed
themselves as emphaiically Of the
opinion that gas exists there in abund-
ance. Overtures were made to Gustin
& Killmaster by Alpena capitalists
to take charge of the oil development,
but the firm has concluded to work"
the find themselves.
Killmaster is on the d., B. G. &
A. r. R., and is distant from this city
Al miles. It is called Gustin.
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Bald Heads, Read!

About three miles from Princeton,
KY, on the Wilson Warehouse road,
in bend of the Stevens creek, is n
low, marshy fat about an acre in size.
The earth is of greenish color, and
no weed or grass of any kind was ever
known to grow in it, and during the
dryest season is always wet. Old I'm
Gle Peter Black, a native of the Don
aldson district, came to town last
August, and, according to his habit
with jovial friends, drank too much.
Late that evening he saddled his old
gray mule and attempted to wend his
way home. When the rider and the
old mule came to the creek, either by
the obstinacy of the mule or by some
mystic hand, split Uncle Pete. The
soft, damp earth proved soothing
balm to the bald aching head of the
old man, and the excitement Of the
day was soon forgotten in dreamless
sleep, from which he was awakened
next morning by the heat of the sun,
to find half of his head covered with
mud. About two weeks after the ac-
cident Uncle Pete found that all that
part of his body that had been cover
ed with mud was covered with fine
growth of young hair.
St. Valentines day he came to town
and showed to a number of our most
prominent men luxuriant growth of
hair three and one-half inches in
length, covering his left side and half
of his head. At first his story was
laughed at, but, since a bald head is a
source of great annoyance to the own
err, a few that were sensitive on the
loss Of hair began TO view it in diff
ferent light. For the past two weeks
about 20 are wearing skull caps in
laid with the muck. Recently sever
al took off their caps, and to their
great JOY and happiness their heads
were covered with fine growth of
young hair, but unfortunately it was
as red as beet.
The owner Of the marsh has had it
inciosed by a high plank fence, and
sells the muck at 80 pound, and the
demand is becoming so great that he
can scarcely FIJI all the orders
Commercial.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-20

Moved by Alderman Campbell that DIR
Dunlop be appointed City Physician for
the ensuing year. Lost by vote as follows
Ayes-Masters, McCandlish, and Camp
bell. Nays--Carr, Desjardins, and McPhee.
Moved by Alderman Carr, that DIR. ID. A.
Cameron be appointed City Physician for
the ensuing year; Carried by vote as fol-
lows: Ayes-Carr, Masters, Desjardins,
and McPhee. Nays-McCandlish and
Campbell.
Moved by Alderman McCandlislf that
Murdoch Grant be appointed harbor master.
and McCandlish. Nays---Carr, Desjerdins,
Campbell and McPhee.
Moved by Alderman Desardins that Cas-
per Alpern be appointed harbor master.
Carried by vote as follows: Ayes-Carr.
Masters, Desjardins, and Campbell Nays
--McCandlish and McPhee.
Moved by Alderman McCandlish that
Chas. l.. Lynch be appointed pound master.
Carried by unanimous vote.
The following named persons were APP
pointed members Of the Board Of Health
for the ensuing year by unanimous vote
First ward, Jacob X. Beach. Second ward,
Jacob J. Gebhardt Third ward, Joseph
Reinke.
Moved by Alderman Masters that I. w.
Ferguson be appointed bridge TENDER
Lost by vote as follows: Ayes--Masters and
McCandlish. Nays-Carr, Desjardins,
Campbell and McPhee.
Moved by Alderman Campbell that VIM.
Cummings be appointed bridge tender.
Carried by vote as follows: Ayes-Carr,
Masters. Campbell, and McPhee. Nays
McCandlish and Desjardins.
Moved by Alderman Campbell that the
hour for the meeting Of the Council be
changed tot o'clock standard time. Car
ried unanimously.
On motion Of Alderman McCandlish, the
Council adjourned to meet on Monday
evening, April 25th, 1887.
ARTHUR PACK,
Mayor.
VIM. A. MCDONALD,
Rnenrdor
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-20
Indicates a Demand for Posts.

The Chicago Timberman has the
following to say about cedar;
But the man who has cedar posts
and poles will not be likely to find
much trouble in securing buyers for
them. This market is practically
cleared out, and at other points, where
a stock is carried, supplies have run
very low. So universal has the use
Of cedar become for paving, fence
posts, and for various other purposes,
that its consumption is as steady as
white pine. The cedar business is
growing, too, and bids fair to become
in a short time, one of the most i'm
portant of the subordinate branches
Of the lumber trade.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-20

Fifty Republican members of the
senate and house met in caucus last
night to take counsel OH liquor legis-
lation, Senator Edwards in the chair.
The sense of the caucus was that the
committee on liquor traffic should
prepare a bill for higher license and
local option wherever any county
would 50 vote. After some discussion
it was decided that drug stores wish
ing to sell liquor should pay the same
tax as saloons. A proposition to have
the new laws enforced by State con-
stabulary met with favor by major
ity Of the members present. The linn
it Of the license was fixed as follows:
For cities Of 10000 inhabitants and over, t7oo.
For cities under 10000, 500.
For incorporated villages, $500.
For townships, $500.
No discrimination is proposed be-
tween wine and beer license, and no
brewer or liquor dealer can sign
bond. The committee will report a
bill embodying these features to the
second caucus next Tuesday night
Detroit Journal.
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Board of Education.

The Board of Education was in
session Wednesday night last--all the
members present.
Andrew j. Simmons was appointed
a member from the Second ward, in
place of B. Wagner, who had re-
moved from said ward.
The standing committees appointed
are composed as follows:
Executive.-President Potter, Nicho-
son and Bruneau.
Finance.-Bruneau, Potter and Sim
mons.
Standardization, Folkerts and Kim
ball.
Examination. Folkerts and
Superintendent.
Library.-Folkerts, Simmons and Kim
ball.
The following persons made appli-
catioS for positions as teachers:
Henry Rulison, Wautseka, III.
w. M. Andrus, Elk Rapids, Mich.
q. X. Perrin, Brownsville. Texas.
g. Burrows, Berger, N. Y.
Flora g. Moss, Coldwater, Mich.
Mary Case. Elk Rapids, Mich.
Jennie M. Roberts, Alpena. Mich.
Hattie A. Cole, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
The Superintendent presented his
statistical reports for months of Feb
ruary and March, and reported that
George Prince had been suspended
for persistent disobedience aud viola.
ton Of rules.
n.lle olIo,u1J
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-20
REFERENCE COLUMN.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


EPIsCoPAL.-Rev J. A. Mock.
Services in Trinity Church, on Wash,nSton .vsnu.
every Sunday morning and evening.
BAPTIST Rev. Il. l.. Little.
Services In baptist Church, on Third street .x..x
Sunday morning and evening ''''
sCATHoLlC..lst. Bernardsl Rev. T. d. Flannery.
A. NJ 1880 A. N. and vespers 400 p. NJ. WV
CATHOlIC.-tSt. Anne's Rev. j. #. Hudon.
Services every Sunday at 500 A. NJ 1000 A. NJ ana
vespers 400 p. NJ. - a"u
ONGREGATIONAL.-Re II. H. Van Auksn
Services In Congregational Church. on seoona
street. every Sunday morning and evening"
METHoDlsT.-Rev J. II. Mcintosh,
services In Methonist Church, on Chisholm street
every Sunday morning and evening
PRESBYTERIAN N. II. Walker.
Service at 1890 A. NJ. and 1880 p. N. Sabbath
s 80. AFTER morning service. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. Band Of Hope "wednesday
evening.
NoRWEGIAN.-R j. A. Wang,
1880 An.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-20
WONDERS .? pe fH2

CORAL, SHELLS. and other MARINE
CURlOSlTIES. We have agents con.
stantly employed in securing rare specl.
mems Of the above named articles, and
otter to the public as fine collection for
ONE DOLLAR as they can procure at
any other regular shell store for double
the amount. Our dollar cabinet, contain
Ing over twenty varieties OF Shells, Coral,
ETC., will please both old and young.
packed, and mailed postpaid to
any address in the United States or Cana
da, on receipt OF One Dollar. Address:
Marine Curiosity Supply Co,
box J6) Key West, Florida.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-20
Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can be
Cured by Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden Specific.

1t can be given In cup OF coffee or
tea without the knowledge OF person
taking 1t, Erecting q SPEEDY and perman-
ent cure. whether the patient Is a moder-
ate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
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